Barrineau v. Castleberry

— In this case plaintiff had a recovery of $1400.00 damages for personal injuries alleged to have been sustained by plaintiff while he was working for the defend ant at'his brick plant. Actual, damage's in the loss of time sustained was shown to have amounted to $420.00. It was not shown that any of the injuries were permanent in character, though painful.

We think the recovery should not exceed $1000.00 under the circumstances appearing of record. See Jernigan v. Thompson, 103 Fla. 784, 139 Sou. Rep. 366. The judgment should therefore be reversed unless the defendant in error shall within ten…